Behavior Specialist: Lead ID/DD Support & Behavior Plans

Liberty Resources, Inc.; City of Syracuse (NY); On-site; USD 62,000 - 66,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive compensation

Paid time off

Health Insurance (Medical, dental, and

401(k)

Continuing education

Family-friendly workplace

Job summary

Liberty Resources, Inc. in Syracuse, NY, is seeking a dedicated Behavioral Specialist to lead psychological services for individuals with ID/DD residing in IRAs. The role focuses on developing BSPs, MMPs, and tracking tools to support safe, meaningful living.

You will train staff, coordinate behavior data, and collaborate with the PhD Psychologist, while ensuring compliance with 633 regulations and agency policies. A MS in psychology and experience with co-occurring disorders are required.

Qualifications

• MS in Psychology or related field, experience treating individuals with co-occurring disorders.
• Experience with behavioral needs and/or as a Behavior Specialist.

Responsibilities

• Write and train Behavior Support Plans (BSP) and Medication Monitoring Plans (MMP).
• Develop effective behavior tracking tools; instruct staff on consistent, accurate tracking of individual behavior events.
• Serve as the clinical representative on the Liberty Resources’ Human Rights Committee in conjunction with the PhD Psychologist.
• Teach SCIP-R curriculum.
• Stay current on 633 Regulations and ensure agency policy and procedures are up to date with updated regulations.
• Provide support and consultation in the admission and discharge of individuals.

Skills

Experience treating individuals withco

Behavioral needs

Behavior Specialist coordination

Education

MS in Psychology or related field

Job description

Liberty Resources, Inc. in Syracuse, NY, is seeking a dedicated Behavioral Specialist to lead psychological services for individuals with ID/DD residing in IRAs. The role focuses on developing BSPs, MMPs, and tracking tools to support safe, meaningful living.

You will train staff, coordinate behavior data, and collaborate with the PhD Psychologist, while ensuring compliance with 633 regulations and agency policies. A MS in psychology and experience with co-occurring disorders are required.